Sensory pathways Flashcards

1
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what are 2 touch tracts

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  1. spinothalamic

2. dorsal columns

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2
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what senses go through spinothalamic tracts (3)

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  1. nociception
  2. temp
  3. crude touch (pressure)
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3
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what senses go through dorsal columns

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  1. fine touch
  2. vibration
  3. proprioception
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4
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where are cortexes for each sense

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  1. touch - post-central gyrus
  2. taste - inf. post-central gyrus
  3. auditory - transverse temporal gyrus
  4. visual - ctx inf and sup. to calcarine fissure
  5. smell - uncus and amygdala
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5
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what is basic sensory pathways

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receptor>1 neuron>2nd>3rd>cortex

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6
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what type of neuron is 1st and where is the cell body

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pseudounipolar
body - dorsal root ganglion
face - trigeminal ganglion

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7
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where is cell body of 2nd neuron

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in brainstem or dorsal horn of cord

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8
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where is cell body of 3rd

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in thalamus and projects to cortex

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9
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which neuron decussates

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2nd

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10
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what are 2 parts of the dorsal columns

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  1. fasiculatis cuneatus

2. fasiculatis gracilis

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what is path of neuron through spinothalmic tract

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receptor>1st neuron (DRG in PNS)>dorsal root synapse>2nd neuron>dessucate>ascend up spinothalmic tract>becomes spinal lemniscus>3rd neuron > cell bodies in thlamus>projects to the cortex

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12
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what is somatotopy in spinothalmic tract

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as ascend we add neurons medially

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13
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4 basic rules of somatosensory pathways

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  1. consists of 3 neuron chains
  2. for 1st neuron , axon in peripheral nerve in body and cranial nerve in face
  3. cell body of 2nd neuron in dorsal horn or brainstem nucleus and projects to contralateral thalamus
  4. cell body of 3rd neuron in VP nucleus of thalamus and projects to cortex
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14
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what is lower body touch pathway

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DRG>ascend in ipsilateral fasciulatis graciclis>synapse on nucleasu gracislis of medulla>decussate to medial lemnisucus>thalamus>cortex

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15
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what is upper body touch pathway

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DRG>ascend in ipsilateral fasciulatis cuneatis>synapse on nucleasu cuneatus of medulla>decussate to medial lemnisucus>thalamus>cortex

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16
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what are the 3 trigeminal nuclei and what do they receive from

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  1. mesencephalic - 1st sensroy neuron - proprioception from jaw
  2. chief sensory - 2ndry neurons - touch and vibration (like DC)
  3. spinal trigeminal - 2ndry neurons - noci, temp, pressure (like STT)